Starbucks baristas are already complaining about doodling on your cups
Kermit the Frog. Coffee puns like “thanks a latte” and “a matcha made in heaven.” Drawings of dogs, cats, birds and bees.
Why Starbucks is going back to basics
CEO Brian Niccol explains the company’s pivot back to its roots.
What's Next For Starbucks' Stock After An Upbeat Q1?
Starbucks’ first-quarter earnings marked a promising start under the leadership of CEO Brian Niccol, despite ongoing challenges in key metrics such as comparable ...
Starbucks' CEO says letting people order coffee via mobile 'chipped away' at the brand's 'soul'
Brian Niccol, Starbucks' CEO, said mobile ordering meant staff weren't writing on cups, which affected the connection the ...
Story of Elon Musk helping Starbucks barista originated as fiction
A made-up story about Musk helping a Starbucks barista's daughter originated on YouTube, then took on new life thanks to ...
‘This seems personal’: Starbucks customer orders a Trenta. Then the worker writes a note on her cup
“Phew. Good thing you got a Trenta and not a ‘Treinta,’” one user joked, pointing out the incorrect spelling of the word ...
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Starbucks says ‘Hello Again’ by advertising around the Super Bowl
A new spot and a free coffee promotion on the Monday after the big game are part of the chain’s marketing-powered turnaround ...
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Starbucks shifts its marketing into high gear
The coffee shop chain will air a new ad during the Super Bowl pregame show on Sunday and will give away coffee to loyalty ...
Coffeehouse plans: Starbucks makes further adjustments to speed up service for in-store customers
Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ:SBUX) confirmed on Thursday that it is placing some limits on its mobile orders as part of a broad plan to return to a coffeehouse vibe and speed up service for customers ...